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Usage examples of diary.

Nothing written in her own hand would survive--no letters, diaries, or legal papers with her signature--nor any correspondence addressed to her by any of her family, and so, since it is also known that letters were frequently read aloud to her, there is reason to believe that Susanna Boylston Adams was illiterate.

Only once before their marriage, when the diary was still active, did Adams dare mention her in its pages, and then almost in code: Di was a constant feast.

In his diary Adams had grieved that his best friend in the world had become his implacable enemy.

On February 28, Adams could happily record in his diary that with smooth seas and a fine breeze the Boston had hardly any motion but forward.

But Adams was soon writing in his diary that Lee had confidence in no one.

In his diary Adams compared the situation between Britain and America to that of an eagle and a cat.

In his diary afterward Adams recorded the essence of the conversation: He said that Lord Carmarthen was their Minister of Foreign Affairs, that I must first wait on him, and he would introduce me to his Majesty.

They must keep diaries, Adams told them as once he had told their father.

Publication of the Adams Papers began in 1961, with the first volume of the Diary and Autobiography of John Adams, under the editorial direction of Lyman Butterfield, to whom all Adams biographers and students of the Adams family are indebted.

Therefore it was not until the beginning of the next week, as my diary records, that I was able to start forth on my mission to Bedfordshire in company with Mr.

I need to get back inside the Bonbon house to see if there are some diaries, or some records of how to get that computer up and running.

On the ferry in the middle of the Strait of Canso, Lily puts the diary down and looks behind her at Cape Breton because she will never see it again.

I just honour Miss Carnegie as though she were the Queen, or even more, because she writes verse for the magazines, and the Queen only writes diaries.

There was an odd aspect to all this, thought Jemima, as she opened a bottle of Chardonnay from the fridge with which to wash down the diary, as it were.

The next entry in the Diary was made at Christiania, where he thus speaks of the unity and concurrence which his friends had testified with his mission.